saturable inductor meaning in Hindi

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1. Saturable inductor current sensor is based on the detection of an inductance change.
2. The saturable inductor operates into its saturation region.
3. The saturable inductor is made of small and thin magnetic core wound with a coil around it.
4. One of the two main cores is used to create a saturable inductor and the other is used to create a high frequency transformer effect.
5. Two of the three cores are used to create saturable inductor, and the third core is used to create a high frequency transformer effect.
6. Advantages of saturable inductor sensors include high resolution, high accuracy, low offset and gain drift, and large bandwidth ( up to 500 kHz ).
7. Drawbacks of saturable inductor technologies include limited bandwidth for simpler design, relatively high secondary power consumption, and risk of current or voltage noise injection into the primary conductor.
8. Change in the saturation level of a saturable inductor will alter core s permeability and, consequently, its inductance L . The value of saturable inductance ( L ) is high at low currents ( based on the permeability of the core ) and low at high currents ( the core permeability becomes unity when saturated ) . Fluxgate detectors rely on the property of many magnetic materials to exhibit a non-linear relationship between the magnetic field strength H and the flux density B.